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Temple Ankh
Rituals
As our ancient ancestors, did, our Book of Eternity contains
components, or parts of rituals, which we combine to create each individual
ritual. Some rituals are formal, some casual; some need several people and
some only need one person; but all reflect our deep and abiding love for the
Great Gods and Goddess of the Two Lands.
Notice: These rituals are all the original work of our
Temple members and may not be reproduced or published, in part or in whole,
without the written consent of the Elders of Temple Ankh.
Be sure to take a look at the Temple Ankh Ritual
Calendar. For additional information on terms and abbreviations used,
please visit the Glossary.
- Casting, Releasing and Grounding Sacred
Space
a. Summoning
a Circle
b. Formal
Circle Casting
c. Simplified
Circle Casting
d. Informal
Circle Casting
- Life Event Rituals
a. Ceremony
of the 7 Hathors (Birth)
b. Opening
of the Ways (Initiation)
c. Marriage
of Osiris and Isis (Handfasting)
d. Festival
of Nephthys (Celebrating abiding friendships)
e. Celebration
of the Seven Goddesses (several purposes)
f. Ceremony
of Ma’at (asking forgiveness for sins)
g. Ritual to
Relieve Anger
h. Exorcism
Ritual
i. The
Opening of the Mouth or, The Processional (Death)
- Rededication Rituals
a. Rededication
Ritual suitable for any God or Goddess
b. Rededication
to the Great God Amen Ra (or Ra)
c. Rededication
to the Great God Anubis
d. Rededication
to the Great Goddess Bast
- Calendar Event Rituals
a. Spring
Equinox Planting Ritual
b. The
Festival of Planting
c. Celebration
of the birth of the Great Goddess Bast (Beltaine)
d. First
Harvest (Midsummer)
e. Last
Harvest (Samhain)
f. Full
Moon
g. New
Moon
h. Blue Moon
- Temple Event Rituals
a. Ceremony
of Ma’at and the Court of Justice (used when two members have a dispute)
b. Ceremony
of Offerings to Sekhmet (used to appease the Goddess so she will not
destroy the crops)
c. Day of
the Purifying Flame (Consecration and blessing of Ritual Tools)
d. Festival
of lighting the Torches to Neith (Opening a doorway between the worlds)
e. Isis
Festival (Asking for gifts from the Goddess)
f. Ritual
of Ma’at (judging a member who has disobeyed a Temple rule)
g. The Trial
of Set (a ‘Survivor’ type game which gives each person a sense of
personal strength and well being)
- God and Goddess Celebrations
a. Celebration
of Hathor
b. Celebration
of the Birthdays of the Gods
c. Ceremony
of Isis
d. Chief
Festival of Bast
e. Festival
of Amen Ra
f. Festival
of Anubis
g. Festival
of Set
h. Offerings
to Sekhmet
i. Ritual
of the Dawn
j. Generic
‘Day of’ Ritual (can be adapted for any God or Goddess)
k. Celebration
of Thoth
- Spiritual Quests
a. Ceremony
of Anubis ( To just sit and think and make new plans, goals and dreams)
b. Ceremony
of Horus (Similar to a Native American Coming of Age Quest)
c. Goddess
Celebration (to get back on track with your life)
- Feasts
a. Feast of
Bast
b. Feast
of Hathor and Sekhmet
c. Feast
of Nephthys
d. Generic
Feast Ritual ( can be adapted to any God or Goddess)
- Misc. Rituals
a. Ceremony
of Nephthys (for couples only)
b. Script –
Horus and Set ( enacting the dispute between the great Gods Horus and
Set)
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